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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
6
Joe Kelly profiles Milwaukee Socialist mayor Seidel and supporters Barry and Berger. Seidel’s administration is praised for cutting city corruption, improving services, and promising a six month trial. The piece also notes Barry’s socialist optimism and Indianapolis and Minneapolis club insights.
Edward’s death casts a somber mood as Fairies’ Lemberg wins the English Derby at Epsom. Greenback and Charles O Malley finish second and third. Neil Gow fails to place. Danny Maher rides Neil Gow. Lord Roseberry’s horse misses the win, marking a largely British result despite American interest. The purse stands at 32,500 with two thousand and one thousand to second and third.
San Francisco June 1 Billy Nolan former manager of Battling Nelson is to succeed George Little as manager for Jack Johnson. Nolan says Johnson already consults him and ignores Little. Nolan confirms he has been approached about taking charge and says he must have full control if appointed.
A long, patchy Washington Park recap covers Brewers activity with Ralph Glaze on the mound and Breen at short. Notes on Robinson joining the Reds, Cantwell and Charles joining Brewers, and Stoney McGlynn’s Milwaukee chatter amid class-war talk. Mention of McGann beating Hardgrove, Barrett's base running, and Lee Lemon’s hustle.
Jimmy Walsh of Boston won the decision after a 12 round light welterweight style bout at the Armory A. A. Moore refused to weigh in for a scheduled ten rounds at 124 pounds. Walsh’s manager insisted on a 12 round two minute per round contest and Moore’s manager agreed.
West Baden Indiana June 1 Ben Taylor pitched great ball yesterday holding the Pluto batters safe at all times and beating them 9 to 1 Batteries Pluto Williams and Sanderson Sprudels Taylor and Houston
Cal June 1 Jim Corbett intensifies training for a potential July 4 bout with Jack Johnson. He vows to be in top shape within a week and plans continued gym and road work, with Jeffries Choynski and Armstrong to spar later. Johnson’s delay is blamed for the push to prove himself.
Milwaukee defeats Indianapolis in a tight opener as veteran Stoney McGlynn bests young MU Hardgrove. McGlynn places fielders and works batters to keep the defense airtight while Hotshots like Glaze and Brien contribute. Otto Williams leaves with injury, Barrett scales to third, and McGlynn secures the win despite late threats.
New York reports pitcher Joe Doyle, with the Americans since August 1906, has been sold to the Cincinnati National League club and will join the Reds in the city at once.
Indiana meets Purdue in Bloomington to finish the Crimson and Golds series on Jordan Field as the second game of the set. The contest marks the final home appearance of the season for Indiana and features a showdown between regional rivals.
Chicago, June 1. Pop Anson, famed Diamond Idol and Captain of the Chicago Nationals, has lost about 300,000 in earnings and ventures. A mortgage on his wife’s home at 100 East Thirtyeth Street near Calumet Avenue was foreclosed by Hibernian Bank with notes totaling 6,800. Anson may vacate but hopes to rent until fall. he claims no worry, noting past ventures and a failed semi pro park and billiard hall costs. He had deeded the home to his wife Virginia to aid finances.
The Washingtons beat the FE Easterns in a double header. the H P Cs defeated the Cardinals 5 to 1. Abe Martins beat the Coliseum Theds 10 to 7 in Shelbyville. Listings include contact addresses for arranging games and notices of forfeited matches among Broad Ripple and Castletons. Indianapolis Chair Company seeks Sunday game. contact A Ferguson.
New York June 1 Fitzherbert S C Hildreth s slashing brown coated cclt acknowledged the king of thoroughbreds by winning the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend. Carrying 139 pounds he defeated Olambala by one length with Prince Imperial four lengths back. Olambala second and Prince Imperial third amid heavy betting restrictions.
Chicago June 1. Frank Gotch world champion wrestler predicts victory over Zbyszko in the second meet between the pair. Zbyszko also expects to win and plans a surprise. Five preliminaries precede the 9 35 pm championship, with a purse of 25000 and trains from Detroit and Buffalo expected.
Yesterday's results across the American Association and National League highlight Milwaukee beating Indianapolis 1 0. Kansas City and Toledo postponed by rain. Pittsburg and Cincinnati rained out. Brooklyn defeated Boston 4 1 while New York beat Philadelphia 22 0. Philadelphia swept Boston 1 0 then 4 2. New York defeated Washington 1-0 as Detroit outscored St Louis 3-1. Chicago tied with Cleveland after rain delays. Central League saw Terre Haute top Evansville 6-2 and other games postponed by rain.
In the American Association Milwaukee visits Indianapolis while Kansas City plays Toledo Minneapolis hosts Louisville and St Paul meets Columbus. National League action has Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn and St Louis at Philadelphia. American League games feature Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit. Central League matchups include Grand Rapids at Wheeling Ft Wayne at Terre Haute South Bend at Zanesville and Dayton at Evansville.
Third baseman William Yohe, longtime captain of the local American Association team in Kansas City, has been sold to the Montgomery club in Alabama. He spent part of last season with Washington before joining Kansas City.
Philadelphia June 1 Jim Johnson the Tennessee heavyweight and Tom Overby the Wilkes Barre giant battled in a hard fought bout at the Douglas club last night. The match was evenly contested with neither man gaining a clear edge.
Kid Brown of Chicago and Jack Robinson of Chicago battled ten rounds to a draw at the Armoury Athletic Club in Atlanta on June 1. Both boxers exchanged blows with steady rhythm through a close bout.
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